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IPC Section 358: Assault or criminal force on grave provocation

Whoever assaults or uses criminal force to any person on grave, shall be punished. IPC Section 358: Assault or criminal force on grave provocation..
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Whoever assaults or uses criminal force to any person on grave and sudden provocation given by that person, shall be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month, or with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees, or with both.

Explanation:- The last section is subject to the same Explanation as section 352.

Classification of Offence

Offence DescriptionPunishment providedCognizable/Non-Cognizable
Assault or use of criminal force on grave and sudden provocation.Simple imprisonment for one month, or fine of 200 rupees, or both.Non-Cognizable
Bailable/Non-BailableTrial Court DetailsCompoundable/Non-Compoundable
Non-BailableCourt of SessionNon-Compoundable
Compoundable by WhomConcerned MinistryConcerned Department
Non-CompoundableMinistry of Home AffairsDepartment of Internal Security

358 IPC Case Laws (Supreme Court and High Courts)

Shaik Abdul Azeez vs State Of Karnataka on 28 March, 1977
FAQs about Assault or Criminal Force on Grave Provocation
What does “grave and sudden provocation” mean in the context of this law?

Grave and sudden provocation refers to a situation where an individual is provoked to act in a violent or aggressive manner due to an extremely serious or severe circumstance, and the provocation occurs unexpectedly or without warning.

What is the punishment for assaulting someone on grave provocation?

The punishment for assaulting or using criminal force on someone on grave provocation can result in simple imprisonment for a term that may extend up to one month, or a fine that may extend up to two hundred rupees, or both.

Is this offense considered a serious crime?

Assault or criminal force on grave provocation is categorized as a non-cognizable offense, meaning the police cannot arrest the accused without a warrant. While it is not as severe as some other offenses, it is still a punishable act under the law.

Is this offense bailable or non-bailable?

This offense is non-bailable, which means that the accused cannot be released on bail by the police. To seek bail, the accused must approach the court.

Read also:- IPC Section 340: Wrongful Confinement

IPC Section 358: Assault or criminal force on grave provocation,IPC Section 358: Assault or criminal force on grave provocation

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